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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
MACARO'S Sentence
soos Years - T-E JACKSON PRISON
Jsha F.lrnsIa's PEA fss Eis C1lsas-fh Ne
Friso1sE Dse44rss fhzt ne = ia-~~
es4t-g "a - AszEss 4srs's ksanSx<s
IA Rzssizs go ss2Leaes.

Asz c.eek ysstsr1zy 4ltsfao0a ~n2lsss
Aae.rd. convicted u asznsla slsf u lie
kl.las u Aiehssl o Hsrs. was AIKEN inlo
Circuit Coarg tor senGencs. lhs co4f.
soOm s4s nearly fzli Of Spectators. snoIs
them being lafze nlmbeF 81 attoEnsys al
sessr.l members oI lAe Beard Of oaPsrss-
9rs. Whsa Prosecuting Attorney Clay
moved that sentenced be pr0a9un ed. Jchn
A Falr6eld. eoaszel FOR ths pFisoner, arose
a1d mate "a sarDesL Plea Tor mercy M
k4Eaeld aIu1sd - t1e cire1I4stanees
surrounding ia cass and De- -Afs1 t1At
it saz hls candid eDili0n tbas tnz miclds
szs really un.aIeutl0n4i, aac ia. LAe prs
onsr sssa victim II circumstances over
sEich hs hst no control. he was forced -
he at 81 he persistent, pr0voking scis Of
.as deceased He alluded 10 ths fsct thsE
shs Jury haa asked ne Court 70 be nlercihIi,
and vas glad tasE the Avs Oi the state a.
10 Net The Gourt % discriminate IN favor VI
prisoners convicted under such eifeum-
stances. Taking al the facts iRto consider
alion re thought tast the lowest penalty al
owed D. he lss-One year in State Prison
-S0ul1 be surnclent punshmenI for MS
clieAt
When the prisoner Was asked II hs had
anythiag % say Why sentence should not
Be uassed uQsn him. ns replied. AL that
/ can sag Your Honor. Is thar | stand be
fore you uow a. innocent nlsn'
TIE Judge said taaL. Ia passing sentence.
il vas oaly necessary for him 70 say that
the czse vas well presented 70 tue jury ~
behalf % the prisoner and he thought the
evitence jlslued tas verdict. There may
aase oeen mitigating circumstance, but
the evidence showed that the sho0tiag was
unuecs-sarV % protect the prisoner. You
sesned inclined ID take tae lau iato your
Own hands for reyen zeful purpose, but the
Jury was right IN nnting you guilty otma
slaughter although theEe was some eyi-
deace indicating a worse crime. That the
shoounz was done under great p-ovOcauon
there s but little DOUBT You were threat
ened by q man whom you may hage bad
reason 10 fear, bat there Was .
o4d state OF feeling 3on both
sldes, aud both seemei too ready
FOR a conflict cannot, however,
consider any sympathy that ! may feel
for your condition or youg family. the
court has A duty to perform which must not
be Affected By sentiment. Inc sentence OF
ne court 3 that you, Charles AaeArd, be
confined az hard labor in the state Prison
a. Jackson for the ter N OF four years, from
and including this day
MscArd stood up oravely and betrayed no
emotion until the Judge mentioned his
family. when his eyes nlled with tears.
As the words -four years" we're pronounced
snd a murmsr ran through the audience he
turaed quickly. wiped the tears from his
ewes and catered into q consultation with
his attorney. A few minutes later 3e was
taken back to the jail, where he has been
| confined since the crime was committed,
August :.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

C0rfespondsnce Of Tie TELEsRAa- dEkALo.
CEDAE sPEINGs. Oct. o.-Work on the new
Joslin building is being pushed. The foun-
dation is now completed. ben
Gus. the central hardware man. is putting a
hne hreproot roof aud handsome iron sid
ing on the ". h. Jones new building. and
also on =. ". SnEfers new block. The
orlckw0rk on the new VIM. Black block,
one OF the most handsome buildings IN the
city, IS nearly mpleted.-Aissss Mamie
l..ddy aud Carrie Worden, of Grind Rapids.
ase visiting friends ii toWn.-key. J. W.
Davids, the new pastor Of ths 81. K. church,
is now comfortably situated in the parson
ase "a SeAund-sl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

fhsy took the IELEGzAA- HEEALD's ad-
vice said = gentleman IS be left the
Council chamber last night. There was
40 tine spsn. IN useless wrangling Uneie
brennef had his little say and tried hard %
precipitste a general DEBATE, bat failed. y,
las Jusr as well. they had talked long
enough. But what's the matter with Andy
DOylos he votes agsinst almost every
thing. and Il looks a. II he dld lt just % be
on the contrary side.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
= MILTON AsORN SklPS OUT.
Ne Takes with Him the Weeks Earn
Irgs of the Criterion Opera Company.

TOLEDO, Oct. l0.-The Criterion Opera
Company. which has been playing here for
a week, closed its career today. Saturday
night Milton Aborn. one of the proprietors,
left the city with satchel containing tine
entire weeks receipts, and has not been
head from since rhe baggage Of the sg-
sregation is held by the Hotel Hamilton,
and Manager Lew Walters Is under arrest
on the charge OF deirsuding the hotel. The
Onio, today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
~LL cOnT.eUE TO FsG-r q
A4etAsE fs5asette@ - - serves - ne
ssr<Sz k4ls.s CsspA&y Esa@s.


stEsSz k4.is.s lsEpA@y Es2as.
Its Cga1eil .asf az4l p4sss1 81 slal.
s4a4s srsaaoz lie -lrssl Ia. s2y csa.psay
= frazsA.ss Tor tas pEopossd Ane cn je1sI-
soa use. safe zn1 N1szsg sis oQl i - Dq<
pRsba1ls tL4l Eas oops psny III os ailosed
- ogil1 tb~ lns sighoGt fart1<r oppcS.lleE
sad isigarse- it Is 1nasFstood thai J. G.
Darrzz1. ~ilo o-1s properly % tSl-
tsEsol-4Fs. So Iad8y 4pPiy - tie
United states Court FOR a. i1j4oe-
lsoa ~ restrain tie company frofa pro-
csssizk sEh t1e soEk. Ar. Dsrf4sh = a.
zet one ef TIE eomplainaars "a the su-t
When sss lr.ed iE TIE e4perlsf Court i4si
>auAef. ala i = aos alleged thst ne IS
kegi oul of tAzt esse aud he lB reserve II
order thal be a igaE os n . plsl ioa u CON-
msncs proceedings II s0otheE eocrt n case
il became necessary 70 90 - % defeat he
pro}est easA Necessity las now srisen and
sLsn sn0 am 10 know " the pans u those
wbo oppose Ehs buiidlaS 81 the road claim
HAT H. case SIR. Darxsgn 10 ceisalsc there
are ozhsEs ready % commsnce proess iinss,
sad thus ~ prolonged ami persistent hii-
katioo worry the company until the project
Is aDsndoaed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
WHAT A DINrFi

I suffered with fever, hot head and foul
breath,
With stomach disordered-was sick unto
death.
| bore il a week-surely | was a Ounce
Then took few Pellets they cured me
at once
What a Ounce indeed TO neglect such a
remedy and suffer q week, when quick re-
lief could have been found in DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

The rszulsr nesting of ne Cricket Club
vss hslt iasr evening. Arrangements we're
usa.ie Tor n-stch xaius io ts played ou
Fridsv sfzr. ~ All members present. srs
sxrected -o tsse psrt Tn the srenin- after
fne rsroe fne club VII ENJOY a banquet.
TIE following corn n1iftFe vas appointed ~
arrange for the BANQUET y. b Scrhntr.
feser Dsrsn. :. " smith. ". II. Tioes and
james Eavne
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Hon. n n For5 hss 5e-n engsgs5 ~
Re Dsnaocrstic STATE COMMITTEES of Iows
e. rake cart ia he csnDsign nov zoinz or
IN hat STATE He cngnuences on tae 35fh.
80 vii rennGn anuii sfteT siecticn. NJ
vsrneer 3 Chairman Weston hss also oren
requested ~ send ca Ecn. tecrze +. =
ne. Hen Tim TsTsney " spesS IN 0hlo
during ne present. esHnpsigu.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Cousin Jerushs will hold forth next
Thursday evening at the South Congregs-
tional Church. aud with forty boys and
girls dressed Ia costumes Of olden tines.
will give true representation OF singing
school Of hundred years ago. Admission
25 and Is cents
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
GRAND OPENING At DEyrsoS 4 WRIGHT 5
ATLLISERY PARLOEs

ladies. let us call your attention 70 our
fine display Of Fall and Winter millinery
az the millinery parl0rs over 80 Monroe 81
on Wednesday and Thursday OF th, week
Do not think you have seen all that is
beautiful and attractive in oBr line until
you have called on Us. Our goods are tine
and well selected, and as for art in trim
ming We cannot De excelled. Miss Denison
is an old, experienced trimmer, having
trimmed for other firms In this city before
opening business for themselves. Remem-
Der the place, over 50 Monroe st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Siniou Bskker. the nan who VS. arrested
f,- assault 70 do great bolilv barn upon
George Giacsrd. vas srrs'gnsd in Pehce
Caur- v-sfrrvisv morning. snd demanded
a. exsrul ulrsffen f1fs fas 9eE town for t3
1, -I0ck tomorrow llrrnirE IT, wrfn esses
are rscstiv " spdsrs. and AZ interpreter
~ - ~a,rsfi red
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
Apologixed to Gus.

NEW YoRx, Oct. l0.-The manager of a
matrimonial agency, who claimed to have
furnished Gus Williams, the actor. with bis
wife, has Acknowledged his mistake and
apologized to Williams.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
Dom Pedro Talks OF Rssigning.

BADEs BADEN, Oct. 10.-It is stated that
the Emperor of Brazil has announced his
intention OF abdicsting his throne owing TO
his health being impaired.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

The Singh Skew entertainment will
be given a. the South Congregational
Church Thursday evening II Il = humor-
Gus entertainment represen ting concert Of
a hundred years ego. Cousin JeruSha'
and Matilda will De there
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

MowRIs-At ? a. m Monday. Oct. TO- Margaret
Mowris aged o. years
Funeral tomorrow at .. N. at the residence of
Mrs. Merritt, south Prospects,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
The Old liissiouarv nead

New York, Oct. I0.-Rev. Royal G. Will
der. for thirty years missionary to India,
died today in this city aged - years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Frank Tuxworth will build a SIS 600
hardwood mill for q. e Wi.oe. ~ Man
istes. twenty miles north Of Traverse
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Take 81 vsutszs of the lsst opport8nitv
and see The Detruits sad e. Louis Browns
play ball next Weahssssy. October 81 The
N. G. sells round trip tickets for g..
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
LAMPS
Library Lamps, Hall Lamps
and Chandeliers.

Metal and Decorated Parlor
Lamps and Shades to match,
with Rochester, Sun or Du-
plex Burners - the best burn
ers made for light. The assort-
ment is endless. The prices
are lower than ever before.
How is this: Glass Hand
Lamps, l5 cents; Glass Stand
Lamps, 20 cents; Decorated
Vase Lamps, with Porcelain
Shades, Is cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Take advantage of TIE last opportunity
and So toe Desroits and s.. Louis Browns
pay ball next Wsd1asds-. October f3 The
n e. selis round trip tickets for s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Take s6vsntsgs Of ths last opportunity
and sse the Defrois snd s.. Louis Browus
pay bsll next Wednesisv. o-fc1eT l3 T1e
n. G. sells r8u u6 trip tickets for g.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
MARRIED..

PELLOW DAViD-On March Il. 1857, by
Justice Walsh, JohN Pellow. ot London. Ont. and
MIS- sarah David OF $50 North fioltst
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

NJ Schritz ard his ssts1dsnts ars buNlv
sngseef prerarinx fsr as cPenlns this
wszk Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Remember tsr xrsnd s~eut which safrs
place Wednesday Tha--.isT ard FEi1sy.
Schnltzs millinery opensnx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Fve-voae should interest themselves IN
NJ Schu - opening ~ Ere ml.llnsr-
goods Wednesday. Doat forEe1 tss rims
l's.ts-a~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

ss.vston osi = glsrsutss1 10 saec* =
curs n a. rhsunSyic and nsarslgsc sfec.
lens.
Chinese est rice - shsrp-rcin<ed seeks
out axe Ir 6uI stoush Syrur nstr-silr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

svr nrz ffcrsE No. q Csx.E-sr
cssxn RsFI0s ElcH. July - -.
E6 i,r IL Eeskw-is eR41c
Fesse inform 80 pae6r tcst 7 have oar-
oectei sresr isnn8rv $50 nsv Dee Hsa=e
sud Sceu~i-r es1atzlst -aeat and ~ 90 nrr
1tncst &c Eive the-1 t-e oest worx thss wss
ever a-oUxst s1t ~ uscersrr az ee4
thsrs shst h1mtlv ssx ~ theus snsre -
shesr trsae. f5ur res. zannSs se~vsnx
- a sExTx.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

The steamer City Of Sydney arrived
at San Francisco last week, and brings
the details of one of the most appall-
ing disasters of modern times. caused
by food in the Yellow river in the
province of Honau, China. The river
broke its banks on September 5Sth,
and inundated Ching Chow and ten
other pOpulous cities. What once was
rich and densely populated, plain is
now lake ten to thirty feet deep.
The loss of life is incalculable, and
millions of the inhabitants are home
Less and starving. The present lake
was the bed of the river centuries ago;
the former bed of the river is dry.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21
Feeling Well at the Age of III.

Thursday was donation day at the
home for the aged and infrm colored
persons at Belmont and Girard ave.
nues, Philadelphia. The Rev. John
Gibson, a colOred man, who is III years
of age, opened the meeting with prayer.
Mr.. Gibson was born in Virginia in
February, 1771. He has been totally
blind for number of years, but his
hearing is good. His long hair is
perfectly white. He wears no beard
with the exception of a snowy tuft on
each side of his face; and his skin,
which is almost coal black is a mass
of wrinkles. He says he feels as well
as he did 30 years ago, and that he
expects, barring accidents, to live to
be at least 125 years old.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

victims of Authorizations that are often
too trivial to excite more than a pass
ing glance of pity.
No. 200 is, perhaps, the most interest
ing of all. She has been there only a
few months and is pathetically taciturn.
Once while visiting I was struck by her
vague, sad face and tried to talk with
her, as she leaned on the lower sill of
one of the windows facing the south,
and let the breeze from. the river blow
her bronze hair over her face. To my
surprise she replied to my questions
with placid and pensive dignity.
1 am not insane" she said, 81 am
unfortunate. 1 made an awful discov-
cary one day, and I've never been able
to recollect anything since. haven't
lost my reason, only my memory"
What was it you discovered? ?"
She shook her head sadly. "Why
do you want to be unhappy like meP"
she asked. "YOu are happy, amt
your"
No one is very happy when put to
the test" I said, "you can recover
your memory, perhaps, by proper treat
ment. 1t often comes back"
Nothing comes back" she replied
with strange cOmplacency. There's
no God, when we learn that you want
to die. You haven't found it out, or
your face would have the same express
as NINE"
1 dare say" I suggested, land
when your memory comes back and
you discover God again you will have
a different expression"
The attendant said she was not in
durable. Her condition was the result
of mental shock. The sad face of
that once beautiful woman has haunted
me for many years. All the other gro
tesque invalids in that place have been
forgotten long ago. But that frozen
soul, sorrowful to death, looking at me
out OF the dark of many nights, cast
shadow over me that will never be dis
peeled as long as memory lasts.
On Christmas morning l again visited
this unfortunate woman to see if the
recollectiOns which the anniversary of
this day makes the christian world
happy, had brought to her the memory
of the God she had learned to love in
childhOOd's sunny days. A transfer
nation had taken place. The face had
smile of rest and content. Some
kind soul had put bunch of roses in
her hand. She looked beautiful in her
tranquil sleep. She had fallen into
that dreamless sleep that kissed her
eyelids still, just as the silver bells
were heralding the birth of that Christ
mas morn. But she had remembered
as the music of those bells had brought
from the other shore, upon these sill
very waves, recollections of other and
happier days.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

The State Grange of Patrons of Hus-
bandry of New Jersey, passed resolu-
tions sustaining the National Oleomar-
garine law; favoring the reduction of
the rate of postage on all fourth-class
matter; the reissuing of fractional cur
rency for use in the mails; the amend
ments to the potent laws making the
manufacturer alone responsible for all
infringements instead of the ignorant
purchaser; and the election of United
States Senators by popular vote, and
opposing free raw material that can be
produced here while the present tariff
exists on manufactured goods.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

A correspondent wants to know
what is the latest news about the
Keely motor. Well, the very latest is
that Mr.. Keely has dispensed with
etheric force and will run the thing by
vibratOry sympathy. The stockhold-
ers are so delighted that they will
increase the capital stock from $780,
600 to $1O,OOO,OOO or 100000. They
never did like etheric force; success
with it seemed too ETHEREAL.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

A half-inebriated man stumbled into
a church in a Montana town the other
day just as the minister, whose name
was Gallagher, was asking in thrilling
tones, "Dare l tell this people here
assembled what is the dreadful penal
ty of sin? hesitate to do So" Dur
ing the momentary rhetorical pause
which followed, the drunken man
steadied himself in the pew into which
he had dropped, and called out with
cheerful good nature Letter go, Gal
lagher. I'll stand by yer"
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

A penny, dated 1881, was found in an
oyster taken from Cirwithen's oyster
beds off Slaughter Beach last week.
The oyster was alive and of splendid
size when found but the copper in
the penny had caused it to turn green.
How it managed to get into the mouth
of the bivalve at the bottom of the bay,
is a matter of cOnjecture.-llilford
Chronicle.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

Ex-senator MOrrills bill to regulase
immigration, should be reported favor
ably and become a law, it will do
much toward preventing many unde-
sirable immigrants from coming to this
country. The assertion was recently
made in an influential paper thar
there are more Anarchists, Socialists,
Nihilists and Communicates in the
United States at present than there are
in Europe, and there is no doubt but
this is fact. This class, as soon as
they get in trouble at home. ly to the
United States, where they continue to
be the enemies of law and order. This
state of affairs has been allowed to
continue so long that the general i'm
preston in Europe is that the United
States invites free immigration, regard
less as to the character of the immi.
grants.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21
The Absence of Miracles.

NO." said the sceptic, " I don't be-
lieve half of the stories in the Bible
about people being struck dead for
their sins, or anything of the kind
what stories do you mean?"
Why, about Ananias being struck
dead, for instance. How is it that the
lightning doesn't strike people dead
for lying nOwadaysP"
Because there would have to be a
continuous thunderstorm to do it."-
Lincoln Journal.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

An exchange says that a folded
newspaper placed under the coat in the
small of the back is an excellent sub
stitute for an OvercOat. There is con-
siderable warmth in a newspaper,
that's fact. Many a man has become
heated by simply reading an article in
a newspaper; and at such times he
wants to make it hot for the editor,
too.-NOrTistOtV Herald.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

Not few Of the citizens Of Smyrna have recent
y been excited over the astonishing facts that
eral OF their friends who had been pronounced b "
their physicians as incurable and beyond ali
hope-sutering with that dreaded monster Goa
sumption-haye been completely cured By Dr.
kings New Discovery for Consumption, the only
remedy that does positively cure all throat and
lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Bron-
ehitis. Trial bottle free at Jas. p. HOfecker's
Drug Store, large bottles 81. FEB 2S-iy
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

Prominent Clergymen, Physicians,
and all classes of citizens are unani-
nous in the Endorsement of Salvation
Oil. the great cure for rheumatism.
No greater guarantee of the excel
lence of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup could
be furnished than that it is recommend
ed by all leading druggists.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21
CHAPTER III.

Nellie prayed all day. She didn't
kneel down, but just let her heart go
up in thankfulness for which there
are no words. A little door had been
opened, and the sunlight of prosperity
was making golden shadows on the
floor. There was more light cleaning
beyond. Her Jack was lighter-heart-
ed. She would show him how many
little luxuries $12 a week would fur
nish where love did the shopping. She
was naturally buoyant and magma
tive, and she pictured the future in
bright colors. 1t wasn't grand but it
was coy. They'd save little money,
and then they would go West, where
Jacks talents would have field. They
would have little cottage of their
own. She could have chickens coming
under the kitchen window for the
crumbs. 1t was all so modest and
humble that she knew fate would not
begrudge them this little enjoyment.
so they would put up with poverty,
and save money, wait and sing.
But above all she felt thankful at
Jacks moral change. The moment he
got good meal and a chance of work
the dreadful thirst for rum Course of
their lives) then left him, and he was
man again. You could not have con-
WINGED her that morning that their tide
of good luck had not set in. She could
not see the sky from the window. but
she felt that it was golden with prom
Uses.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

The Tortilita Gold and Silver Mining
Company, in New York, have brought
suit against James Gordon Bennett
for 100000 damages for alleged libel.
Joseph H. Reall, President of the COM
pany, has also brought personal suit
for libel against Mr.. Bennett, claiming
$25O,OOO damages.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

Laxador is the great stomachic rem
edy, correcting all of the perverted
processes of this important organ. Sold
by all druggists. Price only % cents.
The distressing ailments of early
childhood are promptly relieved and
cured by the use of DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Price % cents.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

w. D. HOyt & Co., Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists Of Rome, Ga, says: We have been selling
Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bucklenls Arnica Salve for two years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as well, or give
such universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these medicines
in this city. Several cases of pronounced Con-
sumption have been entirely cured by use of
few bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken In
connection with Electric Bitters We guarantee
them always. Sold BY Jas. P, H0ffecker. feb 2S-ly
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21
Furniture of all kinds.

ParlOr and Chamber Suits. Bureaus Bedsteads,
Chairs Lounges, Tables Stands. Mattresses, Spring
Beds and every thing in the Furniture Line guar
anteed at or less than City prices for the same
quality of goods. jan 5tf
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

The survivors of the 4th Regiment
Del. Vol. will hold reunion and ban
quet, on Wednesday, Feb. 9Th, 1855, in
Institute Hall. Wilmington. All the
veterans of the Regiment are urgently
invited.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

Everybody knows that the conditions for
health are not favorable when the stomach liver
and bowels are disordered. In such cases. head
ache, indigestion, and constipation are the result
for all which ailments the proper remedy Is
Ayers Cathariic Pills.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21

These are nice mornings to get up
early. A brisk walk in the frosty air
is healthy even if there is no incentive.
-Er. (Say, brother, practice what
you preach.
Smyrna times., 1887-12-21
looking at him admiringly as he whis-

looking at him admiringly as he whis-
tied.
He came over and put his arm
around her. Nellie" said he, "there
will always be something good in this
world as long as you are in it. have
my spells of dispondancy, but they
don't last long, because I've got you.
While was growing you were hope
full. You are the incarnate sunbeam of
my life. What would the old gentle
man say if he knew 1 was going to
drive a carp"
Its only for a while, she said.
Something better will come. Don't be
discouraged"
" I DON'T" he replied proudly, 1T
only want a chance. I'd drive a
hearse rather than be idle"
" It's all right" she chirped, there's
turn in affairs. feel it. Were 60
ing to be as happy as kittens. I'll
have the tea hot and supper ready for
you. Now run. Pm afraid you'll be
late"
Then he kissed her, put on his fringe
jacket and went down the stairs hum
ming a song